God i’m so board! I think as i sit and look at the radio. Why do i have to have an old one? It belonged to my mom back in the 70s. She remembers listening to Abba, Kizz, and of cores Steven Tyler. Uh, i hate it so much with its big yellow buttons and alien like antenna! It doesn’t even have a CD player in it!! She hates me. I’m convinced of it. If she loved me than i would have had a cool radio with every station possible, but no, i got this. so much for a cool birthday present. Well, i might as well look at the card. “Dear Betsy, back in 76 i saved all of my money to by this radio. I loved it more than anything. It was the year i discovered all of the greatest music of all time. So i’m giving it to you so that way it will make you happy just like it did to me. lots of love -mom.” Wow. Thats was realty nice. she doesn’t hate me after all. OK i’ll guess give it a chance.
Evy Perez
The radio is an awesome invention. Honestly, it’s great. You can have different kinds of radios in different places playing different radio stations with different music. It can really suit everyone
the radio is annoying. it always plays the same songs OVER and OVER AGAIN, gahh. its a mainstream explosion of fake robotic voices. it makes me wanna kill myself when i listen to it. #teen angst. kesha, bruno mars, lame.
Tatum Smith
As I was listening to the radio in my car, it became all static. The wind picked up all around me, but I was fearless because I knew what was coming. I knew how it was going to end.
Sam Heckle
radio is rad. yeah, i said it. rad. like the surfers that are also stoners. stoked. yes, i said it. stoked. like the stoners that are also geniuses. waiting. waiting to be discovered. while they listen to the… radio. the rad radio. stoked.
i wish i had a radio the old fashioned way, that took me places i miss forever, to my kids, to Maria Lucia, to life again, to enjoy what was denied to me…
sam hassan
I was listening to the radio when this man told me to turn it off so I did and I asked him what he wanted and he told me he didn’t like the song that was on. So I agreed and told him it was a terrible pop song and the singer sounded whiny. He asked me on a date and then we got married three years later. That’s how I met your father.
Brent
It filled me, the radio. It filled my ears and my senses, as I felt the crackling of it, as I felt how much it brought back the memories. It brought back the memories of the breakup and when you left and how you told me you didn’t love me, and how you told me you didn’t want me anymore, and how you told me how I wasn’t good enough for you. It made me remember how much I loved you, and how much I still love you. It used to be me, you, and the radio. Now I’m alone. I miss you, oh how I miss you. Come back.
Deepti
Sitting in the backseat of my parents car. They’re fighting about something. His drinking, her sexual exploits. The radio is playing a news story. Children in Africa. Sesame Street. Something relating to kids. I put my head against the window and feel
Johanna
90’s weekend on star 94. That’s really the only time i enjoy it unless im in an “i don
t care about shit” mood and just want to listen to shitty music I guess. It is cool to hear a good song on the radio, but it seems that unless it’s a station like Dave 29 9 or 97 1 that we lose a little respect for the artist, why???
Jillian
i hate how radios play the same song over and over and how on kiss fm ryan seacrest thinks that he can give advice to people how have real issues and when he’s top concern is how many more jobs can he fit in his schedule.
Whenever I think of radio, I think of one of those outdated things they used in the old days especially during World war 2 I think because of the pianist in that first scene where they’re trying to listen to the radio for the news, and the pianist plays piano on the radio.
Camille
music
news
people
city
celebrities
movies
television
humour
cool
fun
interesting
loud
dance
sing
call in
money
driving
stations
olivia
A radio is a great thing. It rarely takes batteries anymore because with the invention of the iPhone many people can now listen to a radio from their phone. In the 30s & 40s a radio was a lifeline for many families and a source of comfort for these families due to FDR’s fireside chats.
Anna
the radio gives out music and info on what is happenin around you….co
in 1930s, people get to hear the news through a device instead of newspapers on time. This kind of news in known as radio. Radio marks the beginning of mass media communications.
Nasreen Mohsin
Radio waves weren’t waving and communication was impossible from this remote place. The two software programs weren’t synching. Male to female fittings were playing up as usual, jamming the waves. It was a classic case of postulating vs. proposing, head-banging on the same wall that dates back to Cro-Magnon days. You’d think such an old wall would be crumbling, but it’s as strong as ever.
What did Grandpa Mickey like to listen to on the radio? I imagine him with the big dial finding the right show — Jack Benny or Benny Goodman or Young Goodman Brown. Did he ever listen to James Brown? Did he howl with delight?
Jeff Goodman
the radio corprite media telling you what to listen to so what if I don’t want to listen to the mind retarteding music of today or can I listen to some real music that has meaning not just singing about sex
Monica Morrisongraff
many people here the radio wether its in the car or at home. back then many people used to have radios at home but now no one has them.
emilia
tired in the car, people staring two windshields away
i turn on the radio and start going away
im gone
far gone
living moments from my past convined with my future
singing at the top of my lungs
the traffic starts moving.
i can’t hear it. it is an illusion and merely a word to me. yet the radio does so much for so many, and many can’t do anything without it: think, work, live, sleep, breathe — just too bad they don’t listen.
the hearing hear little.
Mich
nothing but the radio on laying in bed waiting for my soldier to text or call just to hear his voice tell me he misses me. every song on the radio says things which i cannot.
the radio wakes me up in the morning. i HATE when they overplay songs, which is why you must limit your radio-listening. overall, the radio’s pretty cool. raddddioooo. yeah. cool. my favorites are kiss, jamn, and country
God i’m so board! I think as i sit and look at the radio. Why do i have to have an old one? It belonged to my mom back in the 70s. She remembers listening to Abba, Kizz, and of cores Steven Tyler. Uh, i hate it so much with its big yellow buttons and alien like antenna! It doesn’t even have a CD player in it!! She hates me. I’m convinced of it. If she loved me than i would have had a cool radio with every station possible, but no, i got this. so much for a cool birthday present. Well, i might as well look at the card. “Dear Betsy, back in 76 i saved all of my money to by this radio. I loved it more than anything. It was the year i discovered all of the greatest music of all time. So i’m giving it to you so that way it will make you happy just like it did to me. lots of love -mom.” Wow. Thats was realty nice. she doesn’t hate me after all. OK i’ll guess give it a chance.
The radio is an awesome invention. Honestly, it’s great. You can have different kinds of radios in different places playing different radio stations with different music. It can really suit everyone
the radio is annoying. it always plays the same songs OVER and OVER AGAIN, gahh. its a mainstream explosion of fake robotic voices. it makes me wanna kill myself when i listen to it. #teen angst. kesha, bruno mars, lame.
As I was listening to the radio in my car, it became all static. The wind picked up all around me, but I was fearless because I knew what was coming. I knew how it was going to end.
radio is rad. yeah, i said it. rad. like the surfers that are also stoners. stoked. yes, i said it. stoked. like the stoners that are also geniuses. waiting. waiting to be discovered. while they listen to the… radio. the rad radio. stoked.
i wish i had a radio the old fashioned way, that took me places i miss forever, to my kids, to Maria Lucia, to life again, to enjoy what was denied to me…
I was listening to the radio when this man told me to turn it off so I did and I asked him what he wanted and he told me he didn’t like the song that was on. So I agreed and told him it was a terrible pop song and the singer sounded whiny. He asked me on a date and then we got married three years later. That’s how I met your father.
It filled me, the radio. It filled my ears and my senses, as I felt the crackling of it, as I felt how much it brought back the memories. It brought back the memories of the breakup and when you left and how you told me you didn’t love me, and how you told me you didn’t want me anymore, and how you told me how I wasn’t good enough for you. It made me remember how much I loved you, and how much I still love you. It used to be me, you, and the radio. Now I’m alone. I miss you, oh how I miss you. Come back.
Sitting in the backseat of my parents car. They’re fighting about something. His drinking, her sexual exploits. The radio is playing a news story. Children in Africa. Sesame Street. Something relating to kids. I put my head against the window and feel
90’s weekend on star 94. That’s really the only time i enjoy it unless im in an “i don
t care about shit” mood and just want to listen to shitty music I guess. It is cool to hear a good song on the radio, but it seems that unless it’s a station like Dave 29 9 or 97 1 that we lose a little respect for the artist, why???
i hate how radios play the same song over and over and how on kiss fm ryan seacrest thinks that he can give advice to people how have real issues and when he’s top concern is how many more jobs can he fit in his schedule.
Whenever I think of radio, I think of one of those outdated things they used in the old days especially during World war 2 I think because of the pianist in that first scene where they’re trying to listen to the radio for the news, and the pianist plays piano on the radio.
music
news
people
city
celebrities
movies
television
humour
cool
fun
interesting
loud
dance
sing
call in
money
driving
stations
A radio is a great thing. It rarely takes batteries anymore because with the invention of the iPhone many people can now listen to a radio from their phone. In the 30s & 40s a radio was a lifeline for many families and a source of comfort for these families due to FDR’s fireside chats.
the radio gives out music and info on what is happenin around you….co
in 1930s, people get to hear the news through a device instead of newspapers on time. This kind of news in known as radio. Radio marks the beginning of mass media communications.
Radio waves weren’t waving and communication was impossible from this remote place. The two software programs weren’t synching. Male to female fittings were playing up as usual, jamming the waves. It was a classic case of postulating vs. proposing, head-banging on the same wall that dates back to Cro-Magnon days. You’d think such an old wall would be crumbling, but it’s as strong as ever.
What did Grandpa Mickey like to listen to on the radio? I imagine him with the big dial finding the right show — Jack Benny or Benny Goodman or Young Goodman Brown. Did he ever listen to James Brown? Did he howl with delight?
the radio corprite media telling you what to listen to so what if I don’t want to listen to the mind retarteding music of today or can I listen to some real music that has meaning not just singing about sex
many people here the radio wether its in the car or at home. back then many people used to have radios at home but now no one has them.
tired in the car, people staring two windshields away
i turn on the radio and start going away
im gone
far gone
living moments from my past convined with my future
singing at the top of my lungs
the traffic starts moving.
i can’t hear it. it is an illusion and merely a word to me. yet the radio does so much for so many, and many can’t do anything without it: think, work, live, sleep, breathe — just too bad they don’t listen.
the hearing hear little.
nothing but the radio on laying in bed waiting for my soldier to text or call just to hear his voice tell me he misses me. every song on the radio says things which i cannot.
spitting static in my car
the radio is a passenger who only wants me to sing.
the radio wakes me up in the morning. i HATE when they overplay songs, which is why you must limit your radio-listening. overall, the radio’s pretty cool. raddddioooo. yeah. cool. my favorites are kiss, jamn, and country